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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
5
The Toronto Globe highlights grain export trends in the past year noting breadstuff and wheat exports jump while bacon and butter decline. It argues immediate returns guide policy, warns of exhausting farms, and urges more emphasis on stock raising and fertility restoring production.
The piece argues high meat prices and stock scarcity push Canadian farmers to grow cattle sheep and hogs. It notes tariff shifts may allow duty free Canadian cattle to the U S, cites Alberta hogs and Lethbridge wool output, and compares early 1900s exports to Britain by Canada and the U S as North American markets shrink.
Packing and processing expansion in Moose Jaw is under discussion as Gordon Ironsides Fares Co plans a large plant and Saskatchewan officials consider a cooperative abattoir. The piece notes Canadians buying 7,200 cars abroad cost 9.2 million and argues for domestic production.
The Canadian Manufacturers' Association promotes fire prevention with a tongue in cheek critique of careless fires caused by smokers and matches. Mentions a National Fire Protection Association report and suggests banning smoking in factories then expanding to shops and homes. Also notes Saskatchewan legislature call, a police-station theft, a Brandon swindle, a Winnipeg millionaire victim of New Yorkers, and other brief items.
A hypnotist claims prowess by stopping a man mid stride with a pass and recounts a Batavia incident where a falling man allegedly slowed. Separately Canada Wert Mines plans a Taber plant near 1,000 bbls daily for The Ford Milling Co to build in Swift Current, Saskatchewan.
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